Obligations liquidated outstanding . 96

Ah, you liquidated her, eh?

At delivery, the obligation is liquidated and the receivable is correspondingly reduced.

d A low indicator is a positive reflection that obligations are being liquidated.

f A low indicator is a positive reflection that obligations are being liquidated.

Poliomyelitis has been liquidated altogether. Problems remain, however.

After that time, the special account would be liquidated.

Afterwards, the liquidated, formerly over indebted banks could be sold.

This provision will be liquidated as and when disbursements are made.

Indeed, the entire over indebted fractional reserve banking subsystem might have to be liquidated.

The new money simply replaces the old money, which has been liquidated by economic collapse.

If I just liquidated everything tomorrow, if I sold all of this and paid off all this, this is what I would be

Unliquidated obligations are now being revised on a regular basis and liquidated if no longer required.

The General Legal Division is proposing to conduct seminars in 2005 for the Procurement Service on software licence agreements, performance bonds and liquidated damages.

36. Substantial quantities of communications equipment have already been transferred from UNTAC holdings and more will follow once the Cambodia mission is finally liquidated.

Obligations charged to voluntary contributions may be maintained either for that period or until liquidated or cancelled.

The archaeological subfunds have been progressively liquidated as progress continues on the adjustments of archaeological areas, sites and other spaces.

The contracts signed and the purchase orders issued do not specifically provide for recovery of liquidated damages for belated deliveries.

MONUC is developing guidelines for imposing liquidated damages for delayed deliveries and is addressing the under utilization of the vessels three of the four cargo pushing vessels were released in November 2004.

A labour contract cannot be cancelled by an employer while a worker is on leave, except when the business is being liquidated or the businessman is terminating his activities (article 46 of the Labour Code).

While UNPROFOR and UNMIBH have been liquidated and UNMIK is in the process of downsizing, in recent years UNLB has taken on increasing responsibilities to support 32 operations globally.

39. The Committee believes that there is also a lack of general guidelines, principles and procedures governing the disposition of assets after a peace keeping operation has been liquidated.

Unless the regulated financial system is systematically audited, with weak entities stabilized through capital injections, asset purchases, or mergers, or liquidated quickly, the overhang of distressed institutions will persist, constraining lending.

The two missions (UNAMSIL and UNMISET) that did not have those standards in their contracts had been liquidated as at 31 December 2005.

Obligations in respect of the repatriation travel of military observers have not yet been fully liquidated, pending the submission of some travel claims.

With regard to the Department for Development Support and Management Services, liquidated damages have rarely been a part of its contracts purchase orders.

From a humanitarian as well as an administrative point of view it is essential to streamline compensation procedures so that the claims of all such personnel are considered and, where possible, resolved before the mission is liquidated.

The Advisory Committee was informed, and is concerned, that to date a further 300,000 has been borrowed from the United Nations Transitional Authority in Cambodia (UNTAC), where obligations still remain to be liquidated.

16. Urges the Secretary General to give priority to the reimbursement of claims from liquidated missions, including maintaining adequate reserves to settle claims once certified

However, use will be made of surplus equipment to form the basis of the start up kits, together with any surpluses from other liquidated missions.

The coverage also included the audit of the accounts of 1 liquidated mission, 22 completed missions, the Peacekeeping Reserve Fund and the support account for peacekeeping operations.

61. According to press reports, 26 in conformity with a decision of the administering Power, the Gibraltar Social Insurance Fund was liquidated as at 31 December 1993.

Whether they are restructured and remain under public ownership, or restructured ready for sale, or restructured after sale, or liquidated, and however retrenchments are effected, the result is large numbers of persons joining the mass of unemployed.

After the 90 day period, the funds would have to be liquidated to the approved asset level of 500 for a single person and  1,500 for a family.

In the absence of retainage, and given that the security strengthening project is behind schedule, OIOS believes that the delays attributable to the contractor could result in the assessment of liquidated damages by the Organization against the contractor.

Regulators, by contrast, cannot ignore these imbalances, because if too many participants are on the same side, positions cannot be liquidated without causing a discontinuity or, worse, financial collapse.

77. Some countries, however, continued to receive additional cash assistance when previous indebtedness had not been liquidated within the six month period permitted by financial circular No. 15 (Revision 1).

Even 60 years after its defeat, Japan has not liquidated its sanguinary and ignominious past crimes, but is resurrecting militaristic hallucination, turning its whole society to the right, with a view to realizing the old dream of great Asia co prosperity sphere .

In order to ensure timely supply of at least essential goods, the Board felt that a suitable clause should be incorporated in the contracts purchase orders for the levy of liquidated damages (para. 165).

I wrote and wrote I liquidated all the arrears of my correspondence, and then went on writing to people who had no reason whatever to expect from me a gossipy letter about nothing at all.

The successor of the business being liquidated performs the job placement for that category of women, and if there is no successor, State service authorities are responsible for finding suitable work for those women public employment centres, which pay the social benefits established by law during

The de facto position of these entities, in terms of the scope of their participation, is essentially on par with that of full members, given the absence, within the Commission, of financial quotas to be liquidated and by the fact that decisions are made by consensus.

Since 1990, 33 peacekeeping missions have been liquidated and 8 of them have transferred no records at all to the custody of the Archives and Records Management Section the records remain in storage in various places.

Also, the vestiges of colonialism, which persist in some countries, should be dealt with and liquidated, courageously, by the international community. The question of Palestine, for instance, is an issue of colonialism, overt colonialism. There is no denying this fact and, therefore, any solution devised for the issue must take the fact into account.

If a large proportion of a country s assets cannot be liquidated easily, or would be greatly depreciated by a large scale sell off, the fact that assets exceed liabilities would not rule out the possibility of debt default.